Apocalypse Hoboken

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Apocalypse Hoboken were a punk rock band from Chicago. The band had been together, in various incarnations, since their final year of high school (1987), and despite extensive touring and many releases, failed to achieve much recognition. In 2001 the band split up for good, with some members going on to lead normal lives and others pursuing alternative musical pursuits.

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[edit] Reunion show

Apocalypse Hoboken is scheduled to play a reunion show on December 29th, 2006 at the Abbey Pub in Chicago, IL. They will be performing with Oblivion. This will the first show the band will play in over five years.

[edit] Line up

This was the line up at the time the band split up.

  • Todd Pott - Vocals
  • Scott A. - Guitar
  • Sean - Guitar
  • Kurt Buddha - Bass Guitar
  • Andrew - Drums

[edit] Discography

  • Yes, But... (1989, Self-Released) - (cassette)
  • Green Monster (1990, Fullon Records) - (7")
  • Punish the Innocent (1992, Fullon Records) - (cassette)
  • The Kingpin (1993, Dick Records) - (7")
  • Strikes Back (1993, Dick Records) - (7")
  • Superincredibleheavydutydudes (1994, Dyslexic Records) - (CD)
  • Reissued in 1997 by Labyrinth Media
  • Jerk Lessons (1994, Dyslexic Records) - (10")
  • Reissued in 1998 by Dyslexic/Choke Inc.
  • Daterape Nation (1994, Johanns Face Records) - (2x7")
  • Sassy's Cute Band Alert (1994, Dyslexic Records) - (7")
  • Split with Sidekick Kato
  • Easy Instructions For Complex Machinery (1995, Johanns Face Records - (10"/CD)
  • Daterape Nation / Jerk Lessons (1996, Johanns Face Records) - (CD)
  • A compilation of two earlier releases
  • Now's Not a Good Time (1996, Rocco Records) - (CD/10")
  • Led Zeppelin III (1997, Fueled By Ramen) - (7")
  • Oblivion/Apocalypse Hoboken (August 1997, Harmless Records) - (7")
  • V.M.Live #34 (1997, VML Records) - (7")
  • Also released as a CD titled V.M.Live Series 1, Volume 8
  • Monchichi (1997, Dick Records) - (Promo 7")
  • House of The Rising Son of a Bitch (1998, Kung-Fu Records) - (10"/CS/CD)
  • Inverse, Reverse, Perverse (1999, Suburban Home Records) - (CD)
  • Microstars (1999, Kung-Fu Records) - (10"/CS/CD)
  • Four CD Box Set (2002, Self-Released) - (CD)
  • Disc 1 - 1990-1993
  • Disc 2 - 1994-1995
  • Disc 3 - 1995-1997
  • Disc 4 - 1997-2000

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